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That's a new one on me. What does that mean?

Silexx has three versions. $200/month (Basic), $400/month(Pro) and $600/month if you add the API. We own the Lightspeed Trader and the Sterling Trader Pro, so we can subsidize them. We don't cover the cost of platforms where we have to pay for them, we pass all costs to our clients but offer...

Smile, I noticed you sent me a PM, then deleted it. Any thread with rmorse, I might not see now that I changed my member name to Robert Morse. I can check with our LiveVol X expert tomorrow if you like. LiveVol X at this time, is only available with an account at Interactive Brokers through us...

THis is what I expect is true. The opening sale on trading platforms is typically the 1st sale, not necessary the primary. It is possible for an ECN to open a fraction of a second earlier than the primary. They don't have to wait. I can only tell you that the opening quote on the primary is...

Each company is listed on an exchange. That is the primary. Eg GE and IBM are listed on the NYSE. AAPL and CSCO are listed on the Nasdaq, that is their primary exchange.

You have to ask Optionhouse where their OPG orders go and why they are different. I also can't tell you that Yahoo is the best source to see what the opening was on the primary. I don't know if they list the first trade or the primary as the opening.

You might be right, but I would check with the NYSE before I send in a MOO order to NYSE ARCA.

I don't have an opinion as to if that is the best time for you to enter a position, but I have two clients that trade a fair amount of volume on the open and close. It works for them and fits their day trading.

NYSE ARCA is not an exchange, it is an ECN. There are no listed companies on NYSE ARCA. You should contact IB to find out what happens if you route there for the open or close.

NASDAQ-Yes and Yes. http://www.nasdaqtrader.com/Trader.aspx?id=OpenClose Route all your open and close orders to the primary to get the open/close price, as I said before. Arca is not the primary as far as I know for any equity or ETF.

You need to send your order to the primary exchange to get the open. On our Lightspeed Trading platfrom, when you tag an order OPEN or CLOSE, we route to the primary by default. You don't have to guess what the primary is. Bob

The smaller FCMs can't handle much in overnight positions, because the CFTC require all FCMs to put up 8% of your margin with their own capital. Eg, your margin requirement is $100,000, you must put up $100,000 and the FCM must put up $8000. That is why many smaller FCM focus on day-traders.

For those that are wondering, I did not ask anyone to start this thread or say positive things. But, that you all. Bob

When this happens in the future, you should open a CHAT with trade support and ask them to look into it. No broker will guarantee you a fill. I don't know what went wrong, but in my experience, I have never seen a MM have the ability to move out of the way when an order comes in,if they are...

What does this mean. Have you traded your strategy with real money? How do you know it is profitable? How do you know what the sharp ratio is? You basically can't do anything meaningful with it until you have a verifiable track record. Bob

Your making this very complicated. Any debit balance you hold over night that is higher than your capital, means you are borrowing funds. BP is not relevant for interest. $50,000 in your account, any balance over $50K , you pay interest on each day you carry that including weekends and holidays.

The demo is tomorrow for anyone else still interested. Bob

No it does not. As far as I know, only WEX and Liquidpoint Blaze does that. We offer WEX.

Thank you...bob

-Are these equity, index or options on futures? -what trading platform are you using? I have never had that problem with any listed exchange. Bob